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Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

There was large attendance OF spec
tators at this morning's session Of the
city court, and the following cases
were disposed Of: William Long Was
aijudged guilty OF drunkenness, and
hn,d 81 and costs, joan Mull!n,
charged with committing an assault Oh
r man named Saunders was discharged
as there was no evidence to sustain the
charge. Isabella Ford colored, charged
with being drunk and dlsorderly, was
committed until Il O'Clock to day. Solo
NOR Green, colored, was fined 81 and
cosis for disorderly conduct on Front
street lest Saturday night, and George
wilkins. colored, 81 and coats for tres
pass AZ kents storage warehouse, lssi
Saturday afternoon. Spencer Green
VOID, Offered, was arraiRned on 0
charge Ct steai ing watch from Chas,
Moulton, but as there was no evidence
to show thst he had taken the watch
with tho intent of stealing IL the cas-,
was dismissed. Charles Hayes wa,
found lying drunk at Eighth aud Pint
streets, last Saturday night, and tn,
judge committed him until tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Held for Court.

Joseph Brown, colored, was charged
at tnis mornings session OF the city
court with the larceny OF pair OF pan
talooos, coat and several ether arti
cles Of clothing from City Solicitor Tur
nsr. The things we're taken March 20
and the officer who made the arrest ties
titled that he found than IN Brown
house. The goods were identified by
the City Solicitor, and the prisone
made no defense. He Was commit tet
10 default Of $500 bail for lis appear
aucc ut court
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Strange Fatality IN 4 Hay

Last tall young man FAMED Ander-
son, who vas working on a ranch inI
Carson Valley, suddenly disaDpeare d
and although an exhaustive search we
made for him no trace of his where
abouts could be discovered. WheE last
seen he was working near "a hay, baler.
He WAS first missed at the dinner table,
but no special Anxiety WAS felt, ~ il
was supposed that he had laid down
through sickness. His digapoea,apce
was q nine days talk, and it was finally
surmised that he bad left the country
on account Of love affair. Dag before
yesterday, however, lie tu-ue1 M IN
Virginia City. William Mooney. tic
lstableman, purchased load o. alfalfa
hay 10 bales OF the raDcher % whose
place Anderson had been missed. I'e
went to open one Of the bales, when he
found inside the boo OF AnGer.tn m q
good state of preservation L. isrno
rumored that AUD eEson, wno was ,ylr;i
ing at the machine, foil in, aid IN,
helpers about the spot were too uu,,
talking politics to notice hial, and 40 l.,
was tied up along with TIE bAlauca [
the hay. He evidently died Of s1fg0
cation and made no sign. Mr. income,
has carefully examined the rest of in
hay, but has found co more bgd:es, Tn
remains were given q christian buris
aud the same style OF Lay Ia now ne lin
for S15 a ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
a Cowardiy Assault.

One night last week, rs ISaac eros.
san, tae keeper of the toll gate on the
Ksnnett pike near Bricks land, was
sitting in his homie, no noticed three
or four suspicious men loafing around,
and peeping IN the windows. After
watching them a few minuts no went
out TO order them away. When one OF
the four seiz ii him by the throat, but
Crossan struck him % heavy blow
which caused him to lat so his hold.
Another OF the gang then apraug ut
Gro San and made lunse with . knifs,
the blade OF which cut through his Goa,
near tho shoulder, but fortunately did
not iuiur hun beyond Il mere scratch
A carriage came through the gate al
this time, hen two of the gang suoc ked
the lights eff, and the whole party II ID
IL is thought their object WIS to roll
tie house.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
~.. o-.ra Castle X. @. E.

The Grand Castle of the Knights OF
the Golden Eagle in this STATE con-
vened this morning at 10 O'Clock In
thar fourth annual session ut tne
smith Binding. Representatives were
preseut from all the Castles in che
state. and the morning session was
taken up with receiving and reading
the reports of officers. The report OF
Grand Chief G. T. Martin shows that
during the year there was one new Gas.
tie organized, and that the total num-
her OF Knights In this jurisdiction is
8O2. against 7l5 for last year, thus
showing o decided increase over the
mast year notw ithl landing heavy loss
by suspensions, death aud from other
causes. In concluding his report the
Graud Chief Says:
SIN conclusion, Sir knights yen have
before you the work Of the year, the
seed is being sown and 1t remains to be
seen what the harvest will be. AS l
| have stated previously In my report L
sincerely regret roy Inability to resuoi
tate Pilgrim Castle, No. Z, but have
every rt ason to believe that in the very
near futare she will be returned to the
rank ana f,le of cur beloved Order, as
there arc strong efforts being made TO
that end, not only as 80 Pilgrim al
Clayton, bni also Middls,own, Dover,
Newark, aud hope that my successor
upon entering the discharge OF his du
| ties will have applications from tlt
above named places.
The re port of Graz & Master OF Records
William j. Morelaud, shows inst there
are now eight castles in this STATE, ant
THAT during last year there were IA
lnew mem bers iai;iated, l5l suspended
IL Withdrawn and 4 deceased. Ther
Isre 9 Past Grand Chiefs, ZIG Pest Uhieis
l642 knights OF the Crusaders degree
20 of the knights degree and 10 OF 10
lPilgrim's degree, making total OF gu
members.
The financial statement is as follows
land shows that the oder Is il PROS
J porous condition:
Amount on hard and invested pc
last report, 81, 023 SO; total receipts u
ling year, IS. 1856; total, II S's I,
Total expenditures during year, %
$3.50 as; nmo-ut nov on hand and IL
vested, S4 354 10; amount paid for relit
of Brothers, 81 ANA; amount paid "a
lrelief OF widowed families, SIl VI
amouut paid for buryiug the denc
1858 as; fetal paid for relief, 81 ,S42 A.
ICarrent exper sts, investments. etc
1857 "a; total expenditures, s5,360, a
The business OF the Grand castle wi
mot be concluded until this evenipi
when an election will be held for CT
Icere for this ensuing year.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Checked Received,

Second As, istant. Engineer McFadden,
has received caeck for $40 from Mr..
James &. Knowles, proprietor of the
tons 20 divide the amount between the
Friendship and Reliance Fire Companies.
When the mills were on fire short time
ago, word was sent to this city for assist
ancc, and the two companies named were
vt the freight station ready to start, whei
II was learned that the fire was undel
control, and their services would not BIZ
needed. The members OF both companiei
desire to return their thanks 10 Mr.
Knowles for this unexpected present.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

Rev. Sylvester N. Chew, q member Of
the Philadelphia NJ Il. Conference, died
last night at his residence 1913 North Sec
ond street. Camden, N. j. He was born
near Mantua, Gloucester county, Deem
Der l, 1885. He was licensed TO preach
IN 1858. He joined the Philadelphia Con.
ference March 80, 1859, and for twenty
seven years was actively engaged In the
ministry. IN March, 1886, he accepted a
superu umerary relation with the Confer.
euce.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

The following changes have been made
in the McCaull Company, which viii
appear At the Opera House to morrow
and W ednesday mig hts in "Ruddygore:
Henry Marlborough will take the place o.
Edwin W. Hof, II. Il. Cripps that OF J
DeAngelis, aud Miss Annie Myers will
replace Miss Lily Post. These changes
will have the effect of strengthening the
company, and making the performance
even better than those given III Philadel-
phla.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
New Managers for tho r. and q.

1t is reported in Baltimore that vii
liam M. Clements has been appoin ted
manager OF all the lines of the Balti-
more and Ohio east of the Ohio river.
These include the main stem, and
Pittsburg and Philadelphia divitiops.
W. W. Peabody. lato receiver OF the
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad, has
beeu appointed general manager OF the
Baltimore and Ohio. west of the Ohio.
Vice Presi0euL opEuOot ~ht ~s..>s.-.
in control Of the entire Baltimore and
Ohio system, aud both the boye named
Off GERS will report to him.
An official OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Eaiiroad said yesterday 1t was no doub,
true that Mr.. Clements and Mr.. Pea
body had been appointed to their sew
eral positions. OF Mr. Peabody, he said
that he had resigned his position on tue
Ohio and Mississippi when that road
went into hands unfriendly TO the Bal
timore and Ohio. Both OF the men are
great favorites with the Baltimore and
Ohio authorities, ard are said TO b,
among the sblest transportation masterl
in the country.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
A Mlsrhisvous Horse.

Las Saturday Ian drove in town
ano hitcled his Nurse 10 tho barber pole
in front OF tho OfIoia shaving saloon,
No. East Third street, and wen,
away 10 attend to some business.
While he was gone, the animal amused
himself by chewing the pole, and hi.
owner wss surpriund when he return cd
to find what lie had done, and rather
reluctantly paid The bill for cAmagfs
which amounted - considerable more
than 1t would have cost him TO put hil
horse up aJ n stable.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
1ho Cholera In sou,r Amorica

PANAMA, March 2f-Correspondence
from the Argentine Republic is sadly in-
teresting II not horrityine. Tucuman
las suffered the WORT from the cholera,
the death rate having reached two hun.
dred per day, and elmost al these cases
sudden attacks, followed by sudden
death. in Tucuman the only vehicles
seen in The streets Were heafses In the
charge OF priests OF the different orders.
The families who went into the country
found themselves compelled by hunger
TO return.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
CHANGED on.

Last Saturday night, several OF the
articles not disposed OF at the Masons'
and O1d Fellows fair, which recently
closed In New Castle, wee chsnced OH
when Charles CoaS es's drew the pony,
John Bark the sold watch. and Charles
Herdman tne overcoat. NextSatur6ay
might an organ, tea bet and mower will
DO disposed Of III the same manner.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

NJ. F. Hayden, the florist, had magni'
iicent display oil flowers III front of his
store, No 7o2 Market street, this morn
ing, consisting of roses, lilies aud Other
beautiful blooms which attracted genera
attention from passers by. By the latte,
part of this week his store will be be
wildering scene of beauty, well worth &
visit by al! lovers of flowers.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Good Collection

A successful effort was made yester
day az the Household OF FAITH Church
to collect sufficient money to pay O
debt contracted q year ego. Charles G
Beetle and George William Kirby
made animated an d stirring addresses
The success of the congregation was q
matter Of general rejoicing.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
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Two Men Terribly MaDgled.

WoopBRIDtE, n. j., April 8 While
removing clay yesterday from grinding
machine in the fire. brick mandatory OF
Anness & Lyle, the machine started IN
expec.edly, and two men were drawn in
and horribly mansled The machine had
to be taken apart before the men could
he released. One, Theodore Kent, died
last night, and the other. Pole, cannot
live
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Now Castle Election.

The regular annual election for city
ofticers CT Nav Castle will take place
TO- morrow, tho polls opening between
II ana l. O'Clock aud closing ct p. n.
The following is tho labor tickes to b.
votsd for: For Council, james B. To
man, JGaeph II. Dougherty, James L.
Rice; Tor assessor, George T. Hewett
Tor treasurer, William f. Kane.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
DIED.

FLlNN.-Cr SuntRy, Atril 3, william T.
linn. ia the list year OF Ms age.
Funeral from tns residence VI MA sgn, r.
Irvine ~. FINE, at Newport, Wedne day,
April 6, at \. 10. Serv ices AZ thu house.
Inferno mt ct 81. James Ceme.oly, New
port. Relatives aid friends arc 7ssi ect u ~
Invited 10 attend the iGAersi without
further notice.
LaBoU B.-tr New Cagtle,on ap.i. Q, 1857,
JUL! &. LaBoub.
Relatives ana ,neHdE arc respectfully IN
vited TO 5ttend his funeral iron Lii lat. res
idence Oh Woorss-sy, the eth inst, Al
o'ciook. l2tefment Ia the NJ L. Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Heath OF Mrs NAPLES.

Mrs. Mary NAPLES. the wife of Rep.
resental!vc l.. W. NAPLES, of Suesex
County, died at her home in Lswes last
Friday evening from cancer, with
which she had been q sufferer for a
long time. She was about 90 years OF
age, very estimable lady and highly
esteemed by the community ii which
enc lived, Tue funeral takes place this
aiternOcp,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
A $500 600 Fi,a,n r.nne..,e

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April "A
large number Of buildings at Clarks'
villsr Tenn, were burned today, the
losses footing up 100000, with IN in
surance OF only $4,000. The fire origi-
mated In some cid snanties built during
the war.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Death OF n Butcher.

Julius LsBoub died Mt his residence
on Delaware street, New Castle, yes
|terday. The deceased was we'll
known butcher Of that city, and few
weeks ago no WAS stricken with para
lysis, which resulted in his death.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

MITCHELL, Dakota, April 3 The
remains OF Mrs Jchn Manieco, living
y miles south OK here, we've i1upd III
the burned debris OF her house yester
day. The ire occurred Friaay night.
Her hus bar d il Ia California, There
10 seine reaeen 10 suspect ion play.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
med.ca. Coliese commencement.

Taa G2I com mco cement Of Jefferson
Medical College will be held at noon TO
mCrr1~ In tie Academy Of Music,
Philadelphia. Amongst the class grad
mates OF 1851 wi. De j. Parker Mann Of
this CITY, Hose areceptor was DR.. s..
L Nes,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

Mrs. Manuel Richenbergcr and Mrs.
Lewis sasse Of this city, left for Baiti,
more this morning. where they will spend
weeks vacation with their sister, Mrs.
Charles IL. Williams of that city.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

IF. White IL Bro, % verhroek,
have bought Tatnali's 1our and feed
store property. ut Frous and Orange
streets, aud will open out Wholesale
and retail tiour ana feed store about the
i0sh Of April.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Leaving a balances for errors and
uncoiIsctsble amounts due the

city OF. ............s.s.s''''''' ~oi''
The above showing gives no indica.
tion of remissness OF duty on the part
of the Finance Committee. Indeed, II
Is hard to see how any Finance Com
mittee could have done better under
the circumstances.
Mr.. Baynsrd said he was interested
in showing that the estimates OF the ole
Finance Com m.ttee Of 81. rs on the Sl0C
was ample to produce sufficient Eeve
nue. to meet the appropriations, pro
vided the taxes had been collected. VI
course 1t all depends upon that. VI
the taxes are to remain in the pocket
of the tax payers, no rate would be sui
ficient," said Mr.. Baynard.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

A bic ssirR 10 humanity is what Dr
Bulls Cough Syrup can well be termed
for it has done more good already than
any other medicine Ore tria! Will con
vince any o9e OF It's efficacy. Price z
Gems
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
Fifth HI

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clay pre,, en T. OF Iksau
few DAYS s,s aIHn
Fri, .. @so ,
,.res s.s' q Alma, laa y,
'Aperieh O 10 hi
Robert b. ,rn.l,,'.f
The livery ars nla.lM
'', ne ut near Fiji.
DR.. II. Il. Wilson L..
W 49, ,sa n,afsv IN lSs|,Ss ss
" p. evening ! r g's
Rr FRANK CreAner, l.,
,non, studio Is IL ~
'"on d,
The eighth supu,,lr
t tpS . seam ,,,s Fin Enf cSss
''Ae pace next Mou1nI
Cards are ON, .l-H'
proaching marks 1Aw
anu Miss Anuk MT ~
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d ,Io' q, , ,,'' AMI cds d,
~ 80 upon TWO earaEs~
. The Homer Yacht l. :,
n lists soriao!e to mor1r nv.
Al IKE inu il'l' Frtlt&s
orchestra Will M
MRS. VIZ. ParkpilIo
suffering very gresa,lu
b.o t.o T., .ntoat' and hiw
'''' 10 exceedingly ~
samuel johnson. HLy
connected with ,hs
"uu o.hef ,t.anboas, N,
e'sa' STORE 81 NO. ! EslS,
me, 80 ~. ,Wnonen,s I,trs
NO. ~ ' ne ' e;t ~
noon. '-' "'''ssS
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panw haa a. nn,,s SlMl
Con- . t 10. no,'ned tn 4
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IM r. p ~ i.Ap. 90 NJ
dwali,a, 1o.' we NJ
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no c.'eveu,n ard
20 sn.es .ns ona'isa
anu Tue al'eLGanc' VI
i"'ko'
n me buildings on III Li
property, Ninta ADD ~
Iwili be sold a. pubf. NJ
iAfternoon IN section, hai.
l John Davis hm 49,
railing iac'9gy from n
French streets, to Ma M N
street.
/ 1t Is probable In, n
mat9h between De IT,
lWillismspor, Gun CI.aTli
u on Thursday.
l The degeee slsH Of Y,,rli
lis. LOO Fl ylsl,S w..
'INo. 4, Oh s.;urts, s.,I,w
'ithe FIRST desres On , cs,.cu
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Moss Il ose A.embIr' n
lat the scheniz.n Psra
slday.
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Hone for f \ !. IN Az ', y \
,'I0n laIi W. a /. s, ~ y 4 \
IL Market street
d The funeral Of yNli'a Cg
i. died suddeui , from ,'spssl !. .
), nesday, took pI.s;, S isa y, .
:, s,f IN
iISatur!ay liI''lO''' ~ ''
81 ATTENDED.
[Atn~Sososc 81 %sp pi,' va, % ira
KEY, sno r., -. "a w -' 81. ii
lilo her resi- 'cnce, No. w y
mi shere she was oiisnisi va
a. L,n ,,rc,,rsu, vlo ~
Al 1onn a mt,1i''u 'a,t Study
es ICON mt, mi. sui !. a,iI lin IN scraa
m a. a.' , tna ,aoa.e BE ~
lel ~ :. 20 osu Va m', ta9s cws
s. q mos. relN' n.'.h, E,o. \
wi William B y; I ,-l I,.'s II
FL from his tfip 70 y. ' 81 ,ss i i
whit pies'"'i' n5ej gcOl /.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
M Gi:ssIED.

Pres rCS-ElCHEN-Un March Sc 49,,
by ksv. q =. FsIrinv, Thomas L. ties
tn 10 M.si Florence r. hieKey, both Of
Mitn.ius to2, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

E1S JR : ar. AN ENGI Ne orc tOHSE
a rover; can he seu runpirg at NAM
"a ELE a BRO, 6tn and Ptpla: stree; will
sell cheap. ai-st
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

WANTED.-AB Boy L3AEH CAR.
W tiat;e pslnting. Appfr TO Jon h
q = III NE L CT sun.h uf .Ga:Get st;eet
prldSe as..t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
IRD EDITION.
rl1s Clty Finances.

! (51fn Gouucilfuau BAynard, y member
II ~ old finance committee that made
rs appropriation eatimates having been
ooIlod upon by a Sunday Star represen'
1n1fuo. saxs that as 90 much has peen
~ about this tax question, he went
- the fAx COLLECTORS office, the Guy
(funsuvef's office and the auditors once
oad forsifed himtelf with facts and hs- |
Uaop which be gives as follows:
The whole amount appropriated for nan
the fiscal year OF 1861 was..... S4o4,'so
Z The mount received by the Treas
ufof 10 data, to be applied TO the ,oos ms
8ppfopriattolB ................s..' S"oOiN
ses osiAnoe W " f. 7s,2sb
Tho nmeunt that should % ooileo
tad from taxes levied in lseo on .-o ,,'
tax rate Of 81. 70 on the $lOO......' ta''oe'
The amount that has besn
y collected is............... e'ioi.oV
E The Amount OF the July .oo ,,oseo
discount was......- ...'.' si''0'' ooY'-
Leaving balance due for that year 1000,
$1,000 All aue rom 1854 6 taxes. l2,uoo
amount due on City AUDITORS a., ooo
Amount due BY water Commission, -.
fncludtng loans and 8........... H'o'
estimated revenue from police de-
partments, based on last years re- ,,.s
cotpts.. .'.........,i -''''
Estiaiated revenue from Municipal ,,,
Oourt, b ,set on lat yeae's receipts -'o
~ Estimated revenue from Building
inspector and Oily Engineer based ,oO
on last years receipts ...... ...... 'VO
Sale OF sand lot, now awaiting the nan
perfecting Of titie.. '''oO
ro,., .mount Of revenue now due. sllo,l3l
Amount required TO meet appropria- 20 NO.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

"kHTtD-A MAN WHO UNDER.
w stands gRrde ainx to wo-. on a snall
place near town. Acdress Gardener, ih!s oi-
ace. - St.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

DR.. Crumbaugh Las removed frcu
Hockessin TO kennett Square, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
n,or cot out Of t,l.s'1

Shortly before ns,a !. iip'ss's {
noon, v i, is, ,,Ts;s asn. , q u
s ,ns sli below ,,1Gisd's'aa''.i / q
t. tu quite. aaa.ip sad ! III
l toom 70 il H. wanted ''' i
WAS, was burned. -
inc o'', a,ss.'sss
1000 pair Of Of III f. iaisS'idi''
J Poplar streets
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

yXyANrED-A POSITION rs AN AS
w sistani CLARK or any lighu work; ref
erences VA osxlrsa. Address K, tnls Of
hcs. a4.3t@
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04
DIR. I. MsALER'S
VEGETABLE
EXPECT GRANT.

This Invaluable Medicine is &C
by the rnousands 70 he The
Best Cough Medicine In the world
For Coughs, Cclcs, sure Throat, Il oGIseness,
inflammation OF tho Threat and Mouth,
Whooping Co1gh, Canker, hasl, &c, there
is no medicine nowin use tina: has performed
more cures.
IL is warranted rot 10 contain any min.
erai substance: II IL ALTO free ON laudanum
or equ Ills: 1t may be taken st any time with
perfect safety. Sold by a,l eruvg.ais 35r
and 81 q bottle. T. MORO AN & SONS,
Prop, Providence, H. L
DIR. Haynes Al abf;tu Bhisam Is un
equalec ior Ufou). Try II. 2tc. and 81. q
druggists marleowen
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

LXTANrED ~ SIrUarIOr TO DRIVE
w a Hight wason. Can furnish rec1m.
mandation. J. Z. W, NC. 1912 Chestnut
street. az 3tt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

ESOH 3ALL-dALE AND FEMALE
E cing 10y al JaES I HU lEE,.' i, ~ ~
Eoutheasr corner q Eighth and Ben SsSlt
le: Streets. a4-3.s S
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

-g1TAH.ED-A DAIRY GF I. QUARTS
w oiiank. hzdress MAX, tl.s ot1ce.
a1e
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

sNOK SaLH--A HEF.IGERAiOR IN
X good oIder, To- e4ie cheap. Utlcs OF
C!a7top dCESe. Ll-3.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

VIZ A~7tp--A CYL FOR GENERAL
W homework 81 - " est Hiltn street,
a42-s
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

TYVAETED-2 F.RST.OLASS iAH-
w reeg makers at YEhGEE's Karness
work. f97 sAlUley stree. ai.6S
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

DLEaSANT RG0MS VITA CIR WITH.
L 81 OCaId, at soutLwas. corner TN and
hilE reefs. aI-ett
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

T,7Oh RAGI-NEkTLY FURNISHED
- rooas in q u et family. f'o ~
mako. street sf6,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

NEyAHrtD-B OYS To MAKE CORES
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Daily Republican., 1887-04-04

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